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LECOM-Erie Acceptance!
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grats..now go drink an extra beer..for me..gotta study histo
grats..now go drink an extra beer..for me..gotta study histo
i saw your histo practice practical set up today...and people say med school is hard
oh, and CONGRATS OP!
Congrats to everyone who got in...go celebrate😍
Congratulations!!!
Did they talk to you much about that new 3-year program they have for people interested in primary care? How'd you decide on which track you wanted?
I just got my interview invite in the mail today. I have to reschedule the interview because they put me on the 27th...and that's the day of my AZCOM 'view. Blarg! Did anyone reschedule their interview with them?
Did they talk to you much about that new 3-year program they have for people interested in primary care? How'd you decide on which track you wanted?
I just got my interview invite in the mail today. I have to reschedule the interview because they put me on the 27th...and that's the day of my AZCOM 'view. Blarg! Did anyone reschedule their interview with them?
Congratulations!!!
Did they talk to you much about that new 3-year program they have for people interested in primary care? How'd you decide on which track you wanted?
I just got my interview invite in the mail today. I have to reschedule the interview because they put me on the 27th...and that's the day of my AZCOM 'view. Blarg! Did anyone reschedule their interview with them?
yeah they talked quite a bit about the 3-year primary care scholar program. It's basically 4 years crammed into 3 years so it's extra work, and you probably have to be pretty sure you want to do primary care. It's a great option for those wishing to be done quickly. I picked PBL because I think that I would work best under it there: I'm self-motivated, learn best from reading and groups, and want strong clinical thinking skills. Apparently, you don't necessarily get what track you want, though. I think they only take 40 PBL
Congrats! 👍